Marin Magazine - February 2008 - Marin County, California

Features
	Colonial Mexico San Miguel de Allende attracts expats in large numbers. Story and Photos by Klaus Larsen
	The Warm Glow of Home Designer creates warm environments in Belvedere and Santa Fe By P.J. Bremier
	The Giving Gap How Marin’s nonprofits cope in the land of plenty. Story and Photo by Tim Porter
	To Health! Life changing spas from Stinson to Thailand By Julie Keller

Departments
Fashion Trends: Looks to Carry You Through the Wet Season	Archive »
Rainwear for dark clouds on the horizon. By Somer Flaherty
FYI: The New High Flyers	Archive »
High flying on the trapeze... By Michal Lev-Ram
Home: Way Beyond the Range	Archive »
Preview kitchens at the Belvedere Kitchen Tour By Somer Flaherty
Health: Steeped in Tradition	Archive »
By Mimi Towle
Books: A Western Man	Archive »
Philip Fradkin's Wallace Stegner biography. By Samantha Berry
People: Vino Veritas	Archive »
Julia Flynn Siler and the house of Mondavi By Jim Wood
Business: Continuing the Craft	Archive »
Sausalito's Spaulding Wooden Boat Center. By Jim Wood
Causes: Marin Abused Women's Services	Archive »
This San Rafael organization has helped thousands of women rebuild their lives. By Samantha Bronson
Microclimates: Sycamore and Tamalpais Parks	Archive »
Sycamore and Tamalpais Parks are in demand. By Jim Wood
Album: A Not So Distant Shore	Archive »
By Tim Porter
Letters: Readers Respond	Archive »
Marin Magazine Readers weigh in.
GO: Going East to Find the West	Archive »
Arizona's Valley of the Sun By Cori Brett
Flavor: Loving Local Oysters	Archive »
Three Marin chefs share their oyster tips. By Somer Flaherty
Dialogue: Jim and Nancy Lange	Archive »
By Mimi Towle
SNAP	Archive »
SNAP events for February 2008.
Lifestyle	Archive »
Novato's Jeannie Jarnot shares fashion thoughts.
Performing Arts: Film Magic in Novato	Archive »
Marco and Terri d'Ambrosio will lead discussion at Marin Symphony Event. By Somer Flaherty

Columns
View from Mt. Tam	Archive »
The creators of Marin Magazine welcome you to share their vision.
POV: Marin Up Close	Archive »
By Jim Wood

February 2008